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J.C. Tretter | Tackle

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Tretter (6-foot-3 5/8, 307) lettered at tight end his first two seasons before taking over as the Big Red's left tackle and earning unanimous All-Ivy League first-team honors as a senior. Heady and athletic but somewhat short armed (33 3/8"), Tretter is likely destined for the interior line. Despite breaking his nose just prior to the Senior Bowl, Tretter participated in the event. The Packers do have a history of success with mid to late round offensive linemen. Sat, Apr 27, 2013 01:21:00 PM

National Football Post's Dan Pompei reports Cornell T J.C. Tretter is being looked at as a G by NFL teams.

"He has the quick feet for a guard and upside to improve," Pompei was told by an executive. Tretter is a former quarterback and tight end that played tackle in college, which makes the move very intriguing. Wed, Mar 13, 2013 04:25:00 PM

Tretter played tackle in college but his frame may suggest a move inside to guard during the pre-draft process. The senior is actually a converted tight end, so we expect him to have the athletic footwork necessary to mirror, bend, and anchor in pass protection. Tue, Dec 4, 2012 09:30:00 AM

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National Football Post's Dan Pompei reports Cornell T J.C. Tretter is being looked at as a G by NFL teams.

"He has the quick feet for a guard and upside to improve," Pompei was told by an executive. Tretter is a former quarterback and tight end that played tackle in college, which makes the move very intriguing.

Tretter played tackle in college but his frame may suggest a move inside to guard during the pre-draft process. The senior is actually a converted tight end, so we expect him to have the athletic footwork necessary to mirror, bend, and anchor in pass protection.